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I only use it around m, which I personally think is lacking more than the top of the head, and I use tonic three times a day and essence every other day.

First of all, it is in the top two products of peaking among the hair loss-related products used in the last five years.

Even though it is not sealed, the unique "scent" is well treated, and the magnetic massager and the peaking of the brush are especially impressive.

The brush is shaped according to the curve that fits the head, so the more you use it, the better it wraps.

I think it will be used more frequently than the Kent brush in England.

There are naturally hair that falls out when combed, and it is structured to be easy to remove.

However, although the tip of the comb is silicone-treated, there are sections where the tip is partially worn after sufficient brush, and there are parts where it cannot be returned to the original shape for the first time in a curved state.

After shampooing, I used toner and ampoule after drying my scalp sufficiently, and I have no resistance to scalp reactions.

When you look at "scent" alone, it seems enough to attract other people's attention to the extent that it is difficult to distinguish whether it is a hair loss product or not.

Magnetic rollers, if used without a hair cap, will cause too much hair to get stuck in the roller and force it to fall out.

The performance of magnetic force will not differ much depending on whether or not to wear a hair cap, but if you use it without wearing a hair cap, if you use it up and down only in one direction, you won't get caught in the roller and fall out.